Anne Hathaway showed her baby bump at “The End of Oak Street” premiere, days after announcing she is pregnant with her third child

Anne Hathaway made a public appearance Wednesday night at the premiere of “The End of Oak Street,” where she was photographed showing her baby bump in a cropped cape-style outerwear look paired with low-rise jeans, according to Page Six’s coverage of the event. The photos were taken at what the outlet described as a premiere and block-party setting connected to the film.

The appearance follows Hathaway’s June announcement that she is pregnant with her and her husband, Adam Shulman, third child. The actress, who is 43, has not been reported in the Page Six item as sharing additional pregnancy details or a specific due date in connection with the premiere.

Page Six said Hathaway’s styling for the occasion included the cropped cape silhouette and that the outfit was worn in a way that brought focus to her pregnancy. The outlet also credited the photographs to its own event coverage and published an accompanying caption identifying her appearance at “The End of Oak Street” premiere.

Because the Page Six item is centered on images and fashion details, it does not provide information about the film’s storyline, cast, or studio plans, beyond tying the red-carpet moment to the “The End of Oak Street” event. It also does not include statements from Hathaway, her representatives, or the film’s production about health, production schedules, or how the pregnancy may affect promotion.

The report does not specify whether the premiere included formal remarks, press interviews, or on-stage segments, focusing instead on what Hathaway wore and the fact of her pregnancy being visibly represented during a major public media appearance.

Hathaway’s pregnancy and public visibility at a high-profile premiere are likely to remain part of ongoing entertainment coverage around the film’s promotional cycle, with additional details depending on whether she or the production team provides further comments in later interviews.